Коллектив авторов - В тени регулирования. Неформальность на российском рынке труда
Ссылки на действие экономических и институциональных факторов не столько исключают, сколько дополняют друг друга. В большинстве современных исследований они присутствуют в тех или иных сочетаниях одновременно, тем более, что качество институтов само по себе выступает важнейшим фактором, во многом определяющим траектории экономического развития различных стран.
В данной главе мы постарались схематически очертить основные концептуальные сюжеты, связанные с неформальностью на рынке труда. В последующих главах книги вопросы сегментации, масштаба и структуры неформальности, ее причины и следствия для общества, экономики и домохозяйств будут рассмотрены с помощью больших массивов данных.
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